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The duo, discharged last summer after enlisting in late 2023, left the handwritten message—complete with their signatures and purple hearts—for a soldier named Woo-yi, who shared it online. He replied thanking them for the honor of serving together and congratulating their discharge. Fans adore the familial phrasing, joking about 'pregnant Jimin in the military' and declaring the pair undeniable parents, turning a wholesome military camaraderie moment into playful gold. The note resurfaced this week, highlighting their close bond during 18 months of service at the same base.

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Sergeant Park Jimin and Sergeant Jeon Jungkook signed a heartfelt note wishing their junior soldier safe service, signing off with 'I hope our son completes his military service safely and in good health.'

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Spotify's annual Loud & Clear report revealed a historic $11 billion payout to music rights holders in 2025, pushing the platform's lifetime total to nearly $70 billion. Over 13,800 artists earned at least $100,000 from Spotify alone, up nearly 1,400 from the prior year, while more than 1,500 crossed the $1 million mark and independents received about $5.5 billion. Global growth shone through with high earners from 75 countries and songs in 16 languages hitting the top charts, as executives hailed a borderless era where more creators sustain full-time incomes.

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Imagine turning your bedroom recordings into a six-figure income—Spotify's latest report shows thousands of artists are doing just that.

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Takaichi, Japan's first female prime minister since October 2025, has tightened immigration enforcement with stricter screenings and deportations for visa overstays or crimes—around 9,000 in 2025—but nothing targets cultural or religious incompatibility. The video shows a calm 2026 Friday prayer in a public park near the castle when a local mosque overflowed, with no demands for Sharia law. Rumors of bans on halal food, mosques, or public prayer are unfounded, as Japan has over 100 mosques and a small Muslim population of about 230,000 who mostly follow rules amid post-pandemic tourism surges.

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A widely shared post claimed Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi promised to deport 'culturally incompatible' foreigners, spotlighting a video of Muslims praying near Himeji Castle. Fact-checks reveal no such vow ever happened.

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India Today published an article claiming that the film Dhurandhar committed a 'goof-up' by not being filmed in real Lyari, Pakistan. The article prompted widespread ridicule on X, with users sarcastically comparing it to mistaking fictional elements in movies like Interstellar, Titanic, and Jurassic Park for reality.

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Labour won the Murton by-election on Durham County Council with 50.6% of the vote, gaining the seat from Reform UK who received 39.6%, following the resignation of Councillor David Cumming due to overseas work. The result marks Reform UK's first loss defending a by-election seat.

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Travis Akers posted the straight-line distance comparison early Thursday—Atlanta to Miami measures 605 miles, while Atlanta to southern Ontario's Windsor area is 595 miles, and even shorter at 581 miles to Point Pelee National Park. By car, the drive to Miami takes about 660 miles versus 738 to Windsor. Users shared laughs, like a Floridian noting trips 'up to Atlanta' feel more epic than realized, and riffed on other surprises such as Bristol, Tennessee, being closer to Canada than Memphis.

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A retired Navy officer shared a quirky geography fact that caught everyone off guard: Atlanta lies closer to Canada than to Miami. His casual post drew thousands of likes and waves of surprised reactions.

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In the 2012 MEMRI clip, London-based cleric Abdallah Al-Khilaf cites a purported Wahhabi ruling from a Sunni forum, where sodomy becomes 'obligatory' if needed to insert explosives for jihad. Critics at the time called it a hoax or satire, while MEMRI defended it as real extremist discourse from a now-defunct site. Reactions mix shock, dark jokes like 'Anal for Allah,' and reminders that such views reject mainstream Islam, which deems sodomy strictly forbidden.

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A Shiite cleric calmly reads a supposed fatwa allowing sodomy to train suicide bombers for rectal explosives. The resurfaced video left viewers stunned.

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A post highlights Taylor Swift's Eras Tour content wins, like a $261 million concert film, Disney+ series from December 2025, and a tour book that sold nearly 1 million copies in its first week. Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour earned $579.8 million across 56 shows, with its film grossing $44 million globally. Fans debate the gaps—some say demand differed, others praise Swift's strategy or note Beyoncé's business moves like Cécred hair care, while a few miss her old manager Mathew Knowles.

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Fans are looking back at how Taylor Swift stretched her Eras Tour into films, series, and books, while wondering why Beyoncé didn't do more with Renaissance.

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Journalist Magee Clegg listed Bogotá's museums, top restaurants like El Chato, universities, and intellectual energy against Medellín's expat nightlife and Escobar tours, sparking hundreds of replies. Medellín defenders pointed to its 23 museums, lower crime rates, metro system, universities, and eternal spring weather around 72°F. While Bogotá offers big-city hustle with 60 museums and career hubs for its 8 million residents, Medellín's 2.5 million have transformed from cartel past to safer innovation spot—though expat bubbles and a wealth tax on dollar-earners add nuance to the choice.

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A journalist's post praising Bogotá's culture over Medellín's party scene drew cheers from one side and fierce pushback from the other, highlighting what each city brings to Colombia's identity.

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Real Madrid confirmed left-back Ferland Mendy will miss 2-4 weeks after a biceps femoris muscle injury in their 3-0 Champions League first-leg win over Manchester City on Wednesday. The March 17 return at the Etihad and the March 22 Madrid derby now look doubtful for him, leaving the team short at left-back with acting coach Alvaro Arbeloa eyeing loanee Alvaro Carreras as a replacement. Kylian Mbappe remains sidelined with a knee sprain but could return for the City clash, while up to nine players might miss Saturday's La Liga game against Elche. Arbeloa stressed protecting the lead as priority amid the injury challenges.

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Ferland Mendy put in a stellar first half shutting down Man City, only to limp off at halftime with a hamstring injury. Now, Real Madrid must navigate the second leg without him.

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In the second semi-final at Palacio de Deportes in Benidorm, nine acts competed for six final spots, decided by jury, demoscopic panels, and public votes. Rosalinda Galán's neocopla fusion 'Mataora' led the pack, advancing alongside Miranda! & Mailamamá, Dani J, Mayo, The Quinquis, and Asha to join Tuesday's qualifiers. Though Spain exited Eurovision amid EBU tensions, the event continues to showcase talent, with the winner earning the Sirenita de Oro trophy and €150,000. Saturday's grand final with 12 acts promises high drama.

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Rosalinda Galán commanded the stage with 'Mataora,' shifting from stark black-and-white to fiery red as her powerful lyrics echoed 'strong as ivy' and 'my little one is my crown.'

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Renowned broadcaster, writer, and poet Abdul Ahad Farhad died suddenly on Monday morning in Jammu. A veteran of Radio Kashmir Srinagar, he was celebrated for his news-reading style and contributions to literature and cultural series like 'Zitni Zool' on Doordarshan Srinagar. Tributes from politicians like Sajad Lone and Altaf Bukhari praised his integrity, language preservation, and enduring impact, as his body returns to Srinagar for last rites amid widespread mourning.

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Listeners across Kashmir still recall Abdul Ahad Farhad's distinctive voice delivering the 7:30 p.m. news bulletins, each word crafted with unique care.

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Renowned broadcaster, writer, and poet Abdul Ahad Farhad died suddenly on Monday morning in Jammu. A veteran of Radio Kashmir Srinagar, he was celebrated for his news-reading style and contributions to literature and cultural series like 'Zitni Zool' on Doordarshan Srinagar. Tributes from politicians like Sajad Lone and Altaf Bukhari praised his integrity, language preservation, and enduring impact, as his body returns to Srinagar for last rites amid widespread mourning.

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Listeners across Kashmir still recall Abdul Ahad Farhad's distinctive voice delivering the 7:30 p.m. news bulletins, each word crafted with unique care.

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The storm strengthens Friday night across the northern Plains, bringing at least 6 inches of snow to southern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan, with 12-24 inches possible in eastern Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Winds of 30-50 mph, gusting over 60 mph near the Great Lakes, will create whiteouts and travel hazards from Sunday into Monday. Winter Storm Watches are out from Twin Cities to Chicago, with locals mixing gallows humor about 'Second Winter' and tips to stock supplies, fuel up, and stay indoors during the peak.

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Midwesterners brace for Winter Storm Iona, a late-winter beast promising heavy snow, blizzards, and fierce gusts just as spring seemed near.

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